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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

The city fathers must have been reading your mind Arch.  According to an article I checked yesterday, they have been denied a burn permit but they claim they will do it anyway.  The preacher did leave himself an out, though, saying he was still "praying about it".

I think a fire truck is a REALLY good idea.

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


A fire truck would be cute except for that pesky freedom of speech issue. We should not tolerate government, any government, interfering with our constitutional rights even through the use of false pretenses.

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam

The city fathers must have been reading your mind Arch.  According to an article I checked yesterday, they have been denied a burn permit but they claim they will do it anyway.  The preacher did leave himself an out, though, saying he was still "praying about it".

I think a fire truck is a REALLY good idea.

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ORIGINAL: Kirata

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ORIGINAL: TheRaptorJesus

So you would not be upset at burning bibles or American flags?

I've never understood how "speech" came to include actual acts in the first place. Isn't there a difference between talking and doing?

K.

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam
There is a little thing called drought.  FL has been dry for a couple of years.   You cant just start a fire with anything you want wherever you want.  That can violate your neighbor's right to "quiet enjoyment of homestead" (hard to enjoy it when the dumbass next door just started a brush fire and burned it down).

If the requirement of outdoor burning permits for outdoor burning was a violation of anyones "civil rights" then virtually every municipality in the country wouldnt require them.

C'mon sanity, you can do better than to try and claim a law that is on the books of about every town in the country is somehow a violation of your 'rights'. [:D]

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

I don`t think the FFs had your abuse of the 1st Amendment or our GI`s in mind.


Perhaps we need a "2nd Amendment" solution in this case.

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


So a morons logic would dictate that government can use any excuse to trample our rights.

Good thing we dont have any more morons in charge of us than we do already I suppose... [8|]

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam
There is a little thing called drought.  FL has been dry for a couple of years.   You cant just start a fire with anything you want wherever you want.  That can violate your neighbor's right to "quiet enjoyment of homestead" (hard to enjoy it when the dumbass next door just started a brush fire and burned it down).

If the requirement of outdoor burning permits for outdoor burning was a violation of anyones "civil rights" then virtually every municipality in the country wouldnt require them.

C'mon sanity, you can do better than to try and claim a law that is on the books of about every town in the country is somehow a violation of your 'rights'. [:D]

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Sooooooooooooooooooooo, if I join the "flat earth society" and want to start a bonfire of those damned round globes upwind of your house during a drought.  It's My constitutionally protected right and you wont do anything about it right?[:D]

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


So a morons logic would dictate that government can use any excuse to trample our rights.

Good thing we dont have any more morons in charge of us than we do already I suppose... [8|]

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ORIGINAL: Hillwilliam
There is a little thing called drought.  FL has been dry for a couple of years.   You cant just start a fire with anything you want wherever you want.  That can violate your neighbor's right to "quiet enjoyment of homestead" (hard to enjoy it when the dumbass next door just started a brush fire and burned it down).

If the requirement of outdoor burning permits for outdoor burning was a violation of anyones "civil rights" then virtually every municipality in the country wouldnt require them.

C'mon sanity, you can do better than to try and claim a law that is on the books of about every town in the country is somehow a violation of your 'rights'. [:D]

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ORIGINAL: cuckoldmepls

What planet do you live on where people can't burn what they own outside of the city limits? The only thing that could prevent it is a state issued burn ban during drought conditions.

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Sooooooooooooooooooooo, if I join the "flat earth society" and want to start a bonfire of those damned round globes upwind of your house during a drought.  It's My constitutionally protected right and you wont do anything about it right?[:D]

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ORIGINAL: tazzygirl

I find your question interesting, even though its not directed at me. Why would anyone be upset at the burning of either?

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ORIGINAL: TheRaptorJesus

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ORIGINAL: Sanity


Curb us from enthusiastically supporting free speech, despite so many so-called Liberals' hatred of it?

I seriously doubt it.

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ORIGINAL: Owner59

This needed it`s own thread.AngelikaJ, posted it 1st.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100907/ap_on_re_as/as_afghanistan

Does anyone thing this will curb sanity and his friends?

So you would not be upset at burning bibles or American flags?

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ORIGINAL: cuckoldmepls

What planet do you live on where people can't burn what they own outside of the city limits? The only thing that could prevent it is a state issued burn ban during drought conditions.

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Wrongooooooooooooooooooo bunky.  Most places, you have to get a free permit.  They want to know what is being burned and about when.  That way, if it DOES get away, the fire dept will have a clue what to expect.  Nasty little thing called safety.
Sooooooooooooooooooooo, if I join the "flat earth society" and want to start a bonfire of those damned round globes upwind of your house during a drought.  It's My constitutionally protected right and you wont do anything about it right?[:D]